Jamestown Jockey Club card pleases with few favorites winning
The Jamestown track in Norfolk with seven races saw only two favorites win. Royal Meteor dominated a mile and a half race while Duquesne upset sprint contenders at a mile. Blackford failed to place in the sprint, and other runners such as Golliwogg and Duquesne topped their divisions in later races.
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Jamestown
Washington Post
Norfolk
Jamestown Jockey Club
Bruckles
Royal Meteor
Duquesne
Wiliam Walker
Blackford
Buca
Neander
Carter
Jorad
Sumter
Hird
Tina
Bulldog
High Priest
Chief Magistrate
Milky Way
Selting
Mordecani
Butwell
Laura
Mcahey
Frank
Watking
Behast
Flatbush
Mary Werren
Beau Per
Woodsie
Golliwogg
McIntyre
Anav
Fairbrother
Werond
Fred Levy
Scharfy
Rye Straw
Loretta Dwyer
Daddy Gip
Toddling
Yori Lad
QACE
Butwolly
Ind
Arran
Doyle
Merry Lad
Burlingame
Mme
Aware
Lad
Langden
Gutlan
Wiel
Horace E
Schart
Little England
Doyles
Chemutpo
Deborah
Chaster Krum
Jabot
Rutwell
Servicence
Agnar
McCahey
Fairy Godmother
Mash
Big Dipper
Ben Prior
Delicious
Fragmented Jamestown roll call with scattered names
A sprawling OCR fragment mentions Jamestown and a long list of names and titles such as Saion Captain Burne Executor Tacebrook Ragura Meios Tim J. Cook Bible Baker and many others. The text combines military, nautical, and personal names across cities like Philadelphia and Baltimore with scattered references to titles and roles, but no coherent event or narrative emerges.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Saion
Captain Burne
Tacebrook
Ragura
Meios
Tim J. Cook
Bible Baker
Quartermaster
Suckle
Water Welles
Silas Grump
Pluvina
Chilton
Fellow
Toddling
Earl of Richmond
Mary Aon K
Jim Caffray
Altamaha
Philadelphia
Toquirer
Reet Bets
Montresmor
Royal Onyx
Mery Ann K
Salon
Mr. Specs
Harvey
Momtressor
Sickie
Water Wellie
Pluviews
Montesim
Brynary
Devrah
Todays Racing Entries Across Nine Races Card
Race card lists seven events with fields of two year olds to older horses, maidens and selling races. Entries include Captain Burns Supreme Melos Bronte The Urchin and Bridging names with weights and distances across all races plus purse details for Maiden and Selling divisions.
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Jamestown
Salon
Executor
Supreme
Flatbush
Captain Burns
Flash
Coaster
Suwanee
Melos
Race Brook
Orderly Nat
Azure Maid
Bronte
Sooset
Ragusa
Velstar
Clan Alpine
Colonel Cook
Jim Ix
Bille Baker
the Urchin
Harvey F
Aware
Mr. Specs
Behest
Montrescot
Sickle
Perthshire
Quartermaster
Water Welles
Brrnary
Mp Monks
Veneta Strome
Kayderoseres
Joe
Schaller
Ford
F. OF Eckert
Lot
Langden
Fort
Richmond
Altamaha
Blackford
Napier
Jim Caffery
Mary Ann K
Juarez
Furlon
Renwar
SheMeld
Lucky Ike
Baltimore
Dr. Batley
Durin
Malay
Ios
Pool O’ Fortune
Tattle Birchy
Ganlen
Alan
Tohn Hart
Siguard
No Quarter
Henry Williams
Orbs
Thanticles
Orrmar Lad
Sam
OM Emily
Salesia
Sir Atrescor
Titte Jane
Canapa
Royal
Theodoritx
Little Bir
Gypsy Love
Ada Kennedy
Dig Lumax
Batina
Adelante
Curlic Cue
Hinata
Woods
Van
Kingland
van Dusen
Tany Yip
Watts
Jessie Simpson
Best Be
Maid of Norfolk
Angle D
Jewel of Asia
Claver
Dynamo
Moore
Gerond
Anna Rend
Tarflor
Tome
Oho Turte
Seltt Surealee
Furer Birdman
Inas
Trebh
Ast
Voto
Get
Cosgrove
Ruesell McGill
Ureser
Ft. Se
Dominica Ly
Matkin
Herpen
New Haven
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Ben Uneas
Mae
Jack Laxson
Gentry
Sani
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Thora Tema
Walton
Geaan J Queen
Frieze
Thennon
Rake Ami Ho'ron A
Chick Gandil to See Reese Before West Baden Meet
Gandil plans a visit to Bonesetter Reese, the Youngstown physician, likely on the way to West Baden Springs, to ensure his toe and joint are fully healed before the 1914 season. Griffith seeks to keep Gandil in peak condition and may pursue an outfielder as Bates prospects fade, while eyeing Hughes as umpire.
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Chick Gandil
Bonesetter Reese
Youngstown
Nationals
Gandil
Grifith
West Baden Springs
Ind
West Baden
Griffith
Fox
Tom Hughes
Hughes
Banghal
Rule bars club in Malloy contract dispute in Ohio
Cincinnati Ohio Nov 28 The national baseball commission upheld the national board in the case of the Wausau club of the Wisconsin Illinois League against Player Manager Malloy formerly of that club The board ruled the club owed Malloy 250 under his contract and the national commission today deemed the contract binding and upheld the decision
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Chicago
Harry Grabiner
Doc” White
Venice
Cal
White
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commmission Today
National Board
Wausau Club
Malloy
National Commission Today
Tinker Would Play for Cubs After Talks in Chicago
Joe Tinker, deposed Cincinnati manager, met with Chicago Nationals manager Johnny Evers in Chicago. No terms were discussed and no negotiations will proceed until President Murphys returns from Europe.
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Chicago
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
Evers
Chicago Nationals
Murphys
Europe
Cincinnati Club
Tinker
Baseball Manager Dead in Waterbury After Championship
Des Moines obituary notes William Y Dwyer former Des Moines Western League manager who steered the team to the 1908 title died in Waterbury Connecticut early today tuberculosis named as cause. Southern Railway Bowling League games postponed as mark of respect to the late company president, with rescheduled dates to follow later in the season.
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William Dwyer
Des Moines
Iowa
William Y Dwyer
Waterbury
Conn
Southern Railway
Navy Eleven Favored In Battle With Army
New York on the eve of the Army Navy game hosts both teams and crowds. President Wilson and many notables will attend as Annapolis midshipmen and West Point cadets arrive. Weather looks unsettled, but bets favor Navy 10 to 7.
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New York
Naval and Miitary Academy
West Point
United States Service
Gotham
Army
Annapolis
Wilson
Marshall
I Bryan
Garrigan
Delaware
N. Miles Poindexter
Washington
Gov. Goldsborough
Maryland
John CD. Archbold
Horace Porter
John Grier Hibben
Princeton WU University
Thomas A. Edison
Academy
Chauncey Shackford
GE. Baker
Jersey City
West 16Th Street
J. A. Bauss
W. A. Glassford
R. Stewart
Baltimore and Ohio
Libc
166Th Street
Midshipmen
Polo Grounds
Carnival at Y including three basketball games and a relay race
A full day of sport by the boys department of the Y M C A featured three basketball games and a relay race. The Millers beat Solomons 10 4 in opener, Fosters defeated Eoisemans 21 4, and the Yankees beat Yuma A C 47 28 in the final. Relay between Spartan A C and Midgets ended with Midgets winning by under three yards.
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Millers
Woolf
Hunt
R. Miller
Grigg
Ying Kao
Fosters
Eoisemans
J. Baldwin
H. Potter
C. Dawson
Paul Demonet
Marston
Spartan Athletic Club
Willam Herron
Wiliam EB. Herron
Jack Tulloch
Donald Wight
Parrish Wood
Willard Small
Hobbs Gunning
Oscar Court
Norman Dalcorn
Russell Anderson
H. Segfarth
Spartan A. C
Samuel Spruce
D. Grenfell
M. Grenfell
Mighran L. Cote
C. Lewis
Raymond Catlin
Donaldson Jones
James Sherman
Thomas Belasky
Walter Hillabidie
Yankees
Yuma Athletic Club
Hart
Cox
Yuma A. C
Bart Er
Oo Culligan
L. F
Moore
Wayne Co. A
John Goetz
Indians in Fine Shape After Brown Game
Special to The Washington Post Carlisle Pa Nov 23 Carlisle foot ball squad returns from Providence in better condition than in years. Vadernack arm stiff Busch eye trouble Gorsback fever now recovered rest in fine shape. Team chose return to Carlisle over stopping in New York for Army Navy game. Indians seek low profile at social gridiron event.
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Carlisle
Providence
Vadernack
Busch
Gorsback
Redskins
New York
Marquette duckpin league opens December schedule
The Marquette duckpin league begins its season in December and runs through March 26 with six teams: St. Martin’s, St. Joseph’s, St. Anthony’s, Immaculate Conception, Carroll Institute, and Aloysius Club. John F. Luitich is president and treasurer, Vincent Costello vice president, and John Curtin secretary.
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Ita
John F. Luitich
Vincent Costello
John Curtin
St. Martin's
St. Joseph's
St. Anthony’s
Immaculate Conception
Carroll Institute
Aloysius Club
Lynch Calls Meeting For National League
New York November notices sent to all league presidents announcing the annual league meeting in the city on December 9 at 2 p.m. A board of directors meeting will convene at noon the same day.
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New York
Lynch
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
League
Chiba
Transylvania Eleven Faces Major Losses After 28-Man Pool
Philadelphia November report outlines university of Transylvania football squad reductions for next year. Captain Young and stars Minds Merehall Crane Simpson leave, along with Lutton Anderson Peden Griffith Bloom and Thorrer, leaving 17 returnees. Coach Brooke notes new system and aims for a stronger showing after experience.
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Merehall
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Lutton Anderson
Peden
Griffith
Bloom
Thorrer
Brooke
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Tighe
McGowan
Waite
Bele Thurneau
Harris
Avery
Koons
Murdock Kelly
Hugsell
Carter
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Sweeney May Lead Reds in Manager Search
Boston Nov 2 Capt Bl Sweeney of the Boston Nationals was named as a possible Cincinnati manager candidate in a letter from President James J Gaffney of the local club. Gaffney said Cincinnati had previously sought Sweeney and authorized him to negotiate. Sweeney will consider the proposal.
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Bl Sweeney
Boston Nationals
Cincinnati
Sweeney
New York
James J. Gaffney
Gaffney
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Carrol
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Mertz Co
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Pa. Ave. N. W
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Seventeenth Street
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